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Reduced Appetite
Reduced appetite (or anorexia) is a concerning sign in pets, particularly when persistent. It is associated with advanced stages of several major diseases and complicates treatment because adequate calorie intake is essential for recovery.
Key Facts
- Appears in chronic-kidney-disease Stage III+ (uremia-related nausea suppresses appetite)
- Variable appetite in lymphoma -- may be normal, excessive, reduced, or absent
- Getting a sick cat to eat is a major treatment challenge, especially when diet changes are needed
- nutrition article emphasizes that picky eating habits make sick-cat feeding harder
- Species: dogs and cats
ความเชื่อมโยง (14)
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Chronic Kidney Diseaseโรค
Reduced appetite from uremia is a key symptom in Stages III-IV.
Diaphragmatic Herniaโรค
Discomfort and organ displacement often cause poor appetite.
Food Allergyโรค
— may affect diet trial compliance
Gingivostomatitisโรค
Mouth pain drastically reduces food intake
Hepatic Lipidosisโรค
— precipitating factor
Linear Foreign Bodyโรค
— early sign
Lymphomaโรค
Variable appetite in lymphoma, also seen in advanced CKD.
Renal Lymphomaโรค
Poor appetite is a presenting sign.